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The Following Actions Were Taken by the Council at Its August 2005 Meeting COUNCIL ACTIONS The following actions were taken by the Council at its August 2005 meeting. All grants of accreditation expire on December 31 of the indicated year unless otherwise noted. INITIAL GRANT OF ACCREDITATION GRANT ENDS Art Institute of Phoenix, Phoenix, AZ 2009 Ascension College, Gonzales, LA 2009 NEW GRANT OF ACCREDITATION Angley College, Deland, FL 2008 Bryman College, San Bernardino, CA 2009 Chaparral College, Tucson, AZ 2013 Connecticut Training Center, East Hartford, CT 2013 Daymar College, Louisville, KY 2010 Daymar College, Owensboro, KY 2010 Department of Defense Polygraph Institute, Columbia, SC 2013 Detroit Business Institute-Downriver, Riverview, MI 2011 Detroit Business Institute-Southfield, Southfield, MI 2011 EduTek Training Center, Akron, OH 2009 Empire College, Santa Rosa, CA 2013 Hawaii Business College, Honolulu, HI 2008 ITT Technical Institute, Burr Ridge, IL 2008 ITT Technical Institute, Fort Lauderdale, FL 2008 ITT Technical Institute, Fort Wayne, IN 2008 ITT Technical Institute, Lathrop, CA (West Covina, CA) 2008 ITT Technical Institute, San Diego, CA 2008 ITT Technical Institute, Seattle, WA 2009 ITT Technical Institute, Troy, MI 2008 ITT Technical Institute, West Covina, CA 2008 Kee Business College, Chesapeake, VA 2008 Kee Business College, Newport News, CA 2008 Key College, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 2007 Mountain West College, West Valley, UT 2008 New School of Architecture and Design, San Diego, CA 2007 Trumbull Business College, Warren, OH 2009 Tucson Design College, Tucson, AZ 2010 West Virginia Career Institute, Mount Braddock, PA 2010 Page 2 West Virginia Junior College, Bridgeport, WV 2010 West Virginia Junior College, Charleston, WV 2010 West Virginia Junior College, Morgantown, WV 2010 Westwood College O'Hare Airport, Park, IL 2008 Westwood College, Dallas, TX 2008 CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP Allied Medical and Technical Institute, Wayne, NJ Bohecker College, Ravenna, OH Court Reporting Institute of Dallas, Dallas, TX Florida Career College, Miami, FL Florida Career College, Pembroke Pines, FL Lamson College, Tempe, AZ Monterey Park College, Monterey Park, CO Tucson College, Tucson, AZ Virginia College at Pensacola, Pensacola, FL Virginia College, Birmingham, AL NEW PROGRAM APPROVAL Angley College, Deland, FL Branford Hall Career Institute, Branford, CT Branford Hall Career Institute, Springfield, MA Brown Mackie College, Norcross, GA Bryman College, San Bernardino, CA Career Education Institute, Brockton, MA Career Education Institute, Lincoln, RI Career Education Institute, Lowell, MA Career Education Institute, Somerville, MA Career Institute of Health & Technology, Brooklyn, NY Career Institute of Health & Technology, Garden City, NY Career Institute of Health & Technology, Rego Park, NY Cittone Institute, Edison, NJ Cittone Institute, Paramus, NJ Dover Business College, Dover, NJ Dover Business College, Paramus, NJ Florida Career College - Miami, Miami, FL Florida Career College - West Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, FL Florida Career College-Pembroke Pines, Pembroke Pines, FL Page 3 Florida Metropolitan University, Lakeland, FL Florida Metropolitan University, Orange Park, FL Florida Metropolitan University, Orlando, FL Florida Metropolitan University, Tampa, FL Gibbs College, Cranston, RI Globe College, Oakdale, MN Hawaii Business College, Honolulu, HI Institute of Computer Technology, Los Angeles, CA Instituto de Banca y Comercio, Cayey, PR Instituto de Banca y Comercio, Guayama, PR Instituto de Banca y Comercio, Caguas, PR Instituto de Banca y Comercio, Hato Rey, PR Instituto de Banca y Comercio, Manati, PR ITT Technical Institute, Oxnard, CA ITT Technical Institute, Richmond, VA ITT Technical Institute, San Diego, CA ITT Technical Institute, Seattle, WA ITT Technical Institute, Spokane, WA ITT Technical Institute, St. Rose, LA ITT Technical Institute, Sylmar, CA ITT Technical Institute, West Covina, CA Kee Business College, Chesapeake, VA Kee Business College, Newport News, CA Long Technical College, Phoenix, AZ McCann School of Business, Mahanoy City, PA McCann School of Business, Pottsville, PA McCann School of Business, Scranton, PA McCann School of Business, Sunbury, PA Minnesota School of Business, Brooklyn Center, MN Minnesota School of Business, Plymouth, MN Minnesota School of Business, Richfield, MN Mountain West College, West Valley, UT North Florida Institute, Orange Park, FL Premiere Career College, Irwindale, CA Remington College - Denver, Lakewood, CO Remington College - Honolulu, Honolulu, HI Remington College - Tempe, Tempe, AZ Salter School, Worcester, MA Sanford Brown Institute, Dallas, TX Sanford-Brown Institute, Atlanta, GA Page 4 Sanford-Brown Institute, Houston, TX Sanford-Brown Institute, Houston, TX South College, Asheville, NC Tri-State Business Institute, Erie, PA Virginia College, Birmingham, AL Virginia College, Huntsville, AL Westwood College - Fort Worth, Fort Worth, TX Westwood College - LA, Los Angeles, CA Westwood College - O'Hare Airport, Chicago, IL Westwood College, Dallas, TX NEW PROGRAM READINESS (new credential in parentheses) Globe College, Oakdale, MN (master’s degree) Minnesota School of Business, Richfield, MN (master’s degree) South College, Asheville, NC (bachelor's degree) BRANCH INCLUSION (main campus in parentheses) American Educational College, Bayamon, PR (Bayamon, PR) Florida Metropolitan University, Orange Park, FL (Tampa, FL) International Academy of Design & Technology, Henderson, NV (Tampa, FL) ITT Technical Institute, Hilliard, OH (Seattle, WA) CREDENTIAL INCLUSION (new credential in parentheses) Brown Mackie College, Norcross, GA (academic associate's) Brown Mackie College, North Canton, OH (academic associate's degree) Florida Career College, West Palm Beach, FL (academic associate's degree) ITT Technical Institute, Bothell, WA (bachelor's degree) ITT Technical Institute, King of Prussia, PA (bachelor's degree) ITT Technical Institute, Lathrop, CA (bachelor's degree) ITT Technical Institute, Richmond, VA (bachelor’s degree) North Florida Institute, Orange Park, FL (academic associate's degree) Virginia College, Birmingham, AL (master's degree) Westwood College of Technology - DuPage, Woodbridge, IL (bachelor's degree) Westwood College of Technology - O'Hare Airport, Schiller Park, IL (bachelor's degree) Westwood College-O'Hare Airport, Schiller Park, IL (academic associate's degree) DEFERRED UNTIL DECEMBER 2005 (for information only) Page 5 American Institute of Health Sciences, Long Beach, CA American School of Business, Shreveport, LA Brown Mackie College, Hopkinsville, KY Brown Mackie College, Louisville, KY Bryan College, Topeka, KS Career Colleges of Chicago, Chicago, IL Chubb Institute - The Keystone School, Springfield, PA Chubb Institute, Cherry Hill, NJ Chubb Institute, Springfield, PA City College, Fort Lauderdale, FL City College, Miami, FL College of Business & Technology, Miami, FL EDIC College, Caguas, PR Erie Business Center - South, New Castle, PA Erie Business Center, Erie, PA Institute of Computer Technology, Los Angeles, CA International Academy of Design & Technology, Schaumburg, IL International Academy of Design & Technology, Troy, MI International Business College, Lubbock, TX International Business School, Denton, TX International Business School, McKinney, TX International Business School, Midland, TX International Business School, Sherman, TX International College of the Cayman Islands, Cayman Islands ITT Technical Institute, Eden Prairie, MN ITT Technical Institute, Green Bay, WI ITT Technical Institute, Green Bay, WI ITT Technical Institute, Greenfield, WI Jones College, Jacksonville, FL Kensington College, Santa Ana, CA Las Vegas College, Henderson, NV Las Vegas College, Las Vegas, NV Maric College, Anaheim, CA Maric College, Panorama City, CA MBTI Business Training Institute, Santurce, PR Mildred Elley, Latham, NY Mildred Elley, Pittsfield, MA National College of Business & Technology, Kettering, OH Parks College, Aurora, CO Remington College - Dallas, Garland, TX Page 6 Remington College - San Diego, San Diego CA Ridley-Lowell Business & Technical Institute, New London, CT Sanford Brown Institute, Springfield, MA Sanford Brown Institute, White Plains, NY Southeastern Business College, Chillicothe, OH Southeastern Business College, Jackson, OH Southeastern Business College, Lancaster, OH Southeastern Business College, New Boston, OH Southwestern College of Business, Cincinnati, OH Southwestern College of Business, Crestview Hills, KY Southwestern College of Business, Dayton, OH Southwestern College of Business, Franklin, OH Springfield College, Springfield, MO Stautzenberger College, Toledo, OH StenoTech Career Institute, Fairfield, NJ Taylor Business Institute, New York, NY The Art Institute of New York City, New York, NY University of Northern Virginia, Manassas, VA Westwood College - LA, Los Angeles, CA Westwood College - River Oaks, Calumet City, IL Westwood College of Technology, Los Angeles, CA Westwood College of Technology-Chicago Loop, Chicago, IL Westwood College of Technology-River Oaks, Calumet City, IL SHOW CAUSE DIRECTIVE ISSUED (Appealable to Council) AccuTech Career Institute, Frederick, MD Chubb Institute - The Keystone School, Springfield, PA EduTek College, Stow, OH International Technological University, Santa Clara, CA Levin School of Health Care, Delray Beach, FL SHOW CAUSE DIRECTIVE VACATED Career Colleges of Chicago, Chicago, IL Globe College, Oakdale, MN Page 7 DENIAL (Appealable to the Council) International Technological University, Santa Clara, CA DEFER ON THE APPEAL OF THE DENIAL (Appealable to Council) Stratford University, Falls Church, VA Stratford University, Woodbridge, VA ACCREDITATION SUSPENDED American University of Athens, Athens, Greece * * * .
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